Last Crusade
Intro: C /Em/ F/ C/ Dm/ G/ C/ F C
Verse 1:
C
Em F C
I was only 16 when I met with Billy Dean
Dm G
And I asked him for some work
C Em F C
He said, “Boy, you’re looking clean and you don’t look any
mean
Dm
G CFC
But I’ve been fooled before.”
C Em F C
So we robbed a dozen banks before we hit up that train
Dm G
On that awful bloody day
C Em F C
The train was filled with gold and the Pinkerton payroll
Dm G CFC
We were jumpin’ in our boots needless to say
Chorus 1:
C
F
To Mexico, boys, to Mexico
Dm G
We’ll get ourselves a profit, and we’ll divvy up the dough.
C F
And we’ll finally find some sanctuary from the judgment and
the cold
Dm G CFC
We’ll build a place of our own way down in Mexico
Verse 2:
C Em F C
So we jumped in the caboose, and we took up all the loot
Dm G
It was so easy we couldn’t believe
C Em F C
Then out jumped the men; they were all Pinkertons
Dm G
CFC
And they chased us into the trees
C Em F C
They shot Billy in the back;
you could hear that pistol crack
Dm G
At the tail end of twilight
C Em F C
And we jumped on our mounts and headed for the south
Dm G
CFC
With sand burning in our eyes.
Chorus 2:
C
F
To Mexico, boys, to Mexico
Dm
G
We can forget all of our troubles, tribulations, and sorrows
C
F
When we hit those dusty border towns, we’ll all split up the
gold
Dm G
CFC
All of our dreams will come true down in Mexico
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Verse 3:
C Em F C
Them Pinks were getting close, so we all jumped in a boat
Dm G
We checked the wind; we checked the sea and we set sail.
C Em
F C
The boat caught a hole so we all split up the gold
Dm G
CFC
And I headed down to Mexico myself.
Chorus 3:
C
F
To Mexico, boys, to Mexico
Dm
G
Cheap livin’ and cheap thrills seems such a way to go
C F
And I’ll live out my days growing dusty, growing old
Dm G
In the wild landscape called
C F
Mexico, boys, Old
Mexico!
Dm
G
A hundred thousand pleasures that you’ll never know
C
F
You might find yourself in Montreal or San Diego
Dm G CFC
But nothin’s quite as beautiful as Mexico!
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